National Association of Engineering Student Councils

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1 32nd Annual National Conference National Association of Engineering Student Councils z.umn.edu/naesc2016 Friday, April 1 & Saturday, April 2, 2016 Minneapolis, Minnesota Hosted by the Science and Engineering Student Board

2 NAESC Conference Board Alexandra Behrend, Co-Director Amanda Dahl, Co-Director Jennifer Arsjad, Programs Alec Brown, Finance Kanad Gupta, Public Relations Shiva Jamalizavareh, Registration Blake Schweiner, Publicity Abhishek Thakar, Logistics Contact Information Website z.umn.edu/naesc2016 z.umn.edu/sesb twin-cities.umn.edu Mailing Address 110 Lind Hall Minneapolis, MN SESB Leadership Ben Gelhaus, President Myrriah Laine, Vice President Michael Johnson, Treasurer Rohan Deshmukh, Secretary Kanad Gupta, Webmaster SESB Advisors Paul Strykowski, Associate Dean Susan Kubitschek, Assistant Dean Ben Koch, CSE Student Engagement Coordinator

3 What is NAESC? The National Association of Engineering Student Councils (NAESC) is an organization of student representatives from more than 50 ABET-accredited universities nationwide. It is an active network that promotes improvements in education, leadership ability, and continuous development in each branch of the field. Each branch focuses on cultivating the engineering community, building engineering traditions, and becoming a focal point for communication between the School Administration and the Engineering Student Body. Engineering Student Councils attract high-caliber engineering students seeking to improve their leadership, communication and management skills. NAESC meets for a two-day National Conference every spring. At the conference, attending engineering student councils discuss issues related to their universities and councils while working to promote engineering throughout the country. Representatives return to their universities with renewed excitement and ideas, ready to strengthen their respective engineering programs and meet the challenges and opportunities of the upcoming year. More than 250 students from approximately 50 schools attend the conference, representing the top engineering student-leaders in the nation. About SESB This year s conference is hosted by the University of Minnesota s Science and Engineering Student Board (SESB), the official undergraduate governing body for the College of Science and Engineering (CSE). SESB provides students with regular opportunities for service and outreach to the University and neighboring communities. SESB aims to promote collaboration between students, student groups, staff, and faculty, as well as academic and social engagement in CSE through its numerous yearly events. SESB has been actively involved in NAESC, hosting the NAESC Midwest Regional Conference in 2012 and winning the 2015 Best Engineering Council at last years National Conference. We are excited and prepared to host the 2016 NAESC National Conference.

4 From the Students To Our Proud Supporters, As the governing body for the students within the College of Science and Engineering, we are always looking to provide leadership and networking opportunities for our students, and this year s NAESC National Conference, Lead by the North Star, provides a welcoming environment for our future engineering leaders to grow in such skills. This conference is a place for over 250 engineering students to attend workshops and social events to improve their student councils and network with fellow students and prospective employers. The NAESC National Conference provides a great opportunity for your company to connect with top-tier engineering students. Our delegates represent the finest student-leaders in the nation, students that go above and beyond to spread their ideas and promote engineering. Today s NAESC members are tomorrow s engineering leaders. As a sponsor, you can advertise your corporation s name to students and soon-to-be graduates from over 50 universities throughout the United States. We look forward to this conference and want your company to be a part of it. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Public Relations Chair, Kanad Gupta, at nationals2016@naesc.org. Sincerely, The UMN SESB Leadership Team

5 Partnering Opportunities Your support for this conference, and to our organization, is invaluable. It allows SESB to continue to support the engineering student body and greater engineering community, by providing students with leadership opportunities and experiences and preparing them to bridge the gap between college and life beyond the university. Through sponsorship, your company can interact with more than 250 student leaders attending the NAESC annual conference. Choose the sponsorship package that is right for your organization to show your support in the community and gain access to this elite pool of students. If a package does not suit your organization s needs, please contact us about creating a more personalized package. Kanad Gupta, our Public Relations Chair, can answer any questions your have about the sponsorship packages, or help you build a personalized package. You can reach Kanad at nationals2016@naesc.org. Questions about the NAESC National Conference? Co-directors Amanda Dahl, dahl1002@umn.edu, or Alexandra Behrend, behre213@umn.edu, are happy to talk with you. Sponsorship Levels Lead Sponsor for conference awards banquet on Saturday, April 2, Keynote speaker for conference awards banquet on Saturday, April 2, Lead Sponsor for conference dinner on Friday, April 1, Title Platinum Gold Maroon Gopher ($10,000+) ($7,500+) ($5,000+) ($2,500+) ($500+) Sponsor a corporate tour to your company, including transportation. The company may host an information session, workshop, or similar activity at the conference. Advertisement in the conference program. Full Page Full Page Half Page Half Page Company logo on all printed materials. Large Large Medium Medium Small Company will be listed in all printed and digital materials, conference web site, etc. Company logo on the NAESC National Conference T-Shirt. The company may distribute promotional materials to attending delegates. Receive a digital résumé database of all student delegates in attendance.

6 General Components Breakout Sessions Workshops Corporate Tours Dinner Banquets Social Activities Professional Networking Student Competitions Open Forums Promoting the Engineering Community Establishing Engineering Traditions Council Improvement Community Involvement Campus Tours Laboratory Tours Graduate Program Exposure Leadership Development

7 Participating Schools Arizona State University Brigham Young University California Polytechnic State University, Pomona California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Colorado State University Duke University Iowa State University Kansas State University Louisiana Tech University Marquette University Miami University Michigan State University Mississippi State University New Mexico State University North Carolina State University Oklahoma State University Ohio Northern University The Ohio State University Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville Texas A&M University Texas A&M University, Qatar Texas Tech University Tennessee Technological University University of Arizona University of Akron University of Alabama University of California, Irvine University of Colorado University of Florida University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign University of Kansas University of Louisville University of Minnesota - Twin Cities University of Mississippi University of Missouri University of Nebraska - Lincoln University of Nebraska - Omaha University of Notre Dame University of Pittsburgh University of Texas at Arlington University of Texas at Austin University of Texas at San Antonio University of Toledo University of Virginia University of Wisconsin - Madison University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Tech Washington University in St. Louis Wichita State University

8 Lead by the North Star National Association of Engineering Student Councils z.umn.edu/naesc2016